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“Every client wants their stock reported their way.”

Client stock, orders and invoices live in separate places, and every report starts with an export.

The client portal shows stock on hand, open orders, shipments and invoices scoped to that client, with reports on the same data.

“Cross dock and transload jobs fall between the systems.”

Cross dock and transload move stock without a putaway, and the freight still has to be staged and loaded on time.

Cross dock moves inbound freight to a staging lane and onto the outbound trailer with a dwell timer, and transload splits one container across several trailers. Value-added services run as billable tasks, and returns are inspected and given a disposition.

“Fulfillment orders arrive in every format a client can think of.”

Fulfillment orders arrive through portals and spreadsheets, and each one is re-keyed before it can be picked.

Orders are created in a form or a CSV, allocated first-expired, first-out or first-in, first-out by client rule, picked and packed, with the carrier tracking beside them.

“We bill storage and handling by the pallet, and the argument starts every month.”

Storage and handling charges are rebuilt by hand from spreadsheets.

Rate cards hold the storage and handling prices, billable events come from the ledger, and every charge traces back to the event that created it.